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I assume this is done on a new table and not just an add on to craps?
If that is true I don't think a casino would ever replace one of their craps tables with this. It takes to long to resolve a bet and there is no more action during the roll other than the first bets.
If this is an add on to craps, it would slow the game down to much since there is already a lot going on.
Just my opinions.
Answer some quick questions please.
1. Do you expect this game to co-exist with regular craps going at the same time (can't work)? Or are you using the felt and ignoring most of the layout?
2. After your first TD+EP, does it reset to a kickoff, or back to downs?
3. If a player loses during a kickoff, do the dice pass, or does the shooter just re-bet and continue shooting?
More to come.
Quote: vegas702It takes no longer to resolve than a Pass Line bet in traditional craps since the Scrimmage Line bet is a variation on the Don't. After the first bets the player can make any bet that you can make on traditional craps such as: the Field, Place bets, prop bets, etc. I just didn't include them in my video or game rules because theres nothing unique about them and my exlplanation was getting too long anyway.
The main bet is the Scrimmage Line bet. The Super Bet would be comparable to the Fire Bet with the big payoff, and the First Down Bet is just a (required) side bet.
Thank you very much for you input, much appreciated! =)
so this is a new game or a side bet on a craps game? You need to make that clear in your OP if you want to get correct answers.
Quote: vegas702It's a new game, I put it in the thread title and the 2nd line of OP =)
You did, but at no time did you say the normal craps bets were part of it. If you are advertising a "New Game" then you need to show ALL of the rules. Not just the rules that are changing since it is a new game.
Since it is a new game, let me ask you this.
Why would a casino remove a huge money making game like craps for a variation of the same game?
Quote: vegas702You're totally right. I apologize & should have at least stated that the regular non-patentable bets are also available..
sorry to bust your balls but I want to make sure you get the right feedback that you are looking for. I will re watch the video later and see if that changes my opinion.
Below is a Football-like Dice Table Game.
3 Dice Football.
Here is a sequence of rolls.
7. PL win. You = no pay, move to downs. Odds available @ 5:6.
7. PL win. You = no pay, move to EP. Odds pay here?
7. PL win. You = 7:5. or odds pay here?
Deadly. You're not paying comeout 7's? However. Another sequence:
6. PL point. You = no pay, move to downs. Odds available @5:6
7. PL lose. NEW shooter. You = no pay, move to freeroll SAME SHOOTER. Correct?
7. No action? PL Win? Extra roll that means nothing except to EP odds pay? Pay any 7?
More to come.
What I was contrasting was that, 3 7's in normal craps comeout is 3 paid wins.
In FB craps, it's 2 non-pays and then either 1:1 5/6ths of the time and 7:5 1/6th of the time.
On the next 3 rolls, I was asking about dice retention if you're mixing both games at the same table, and what status the EP roll has for bets outside your 4 bet game. On roll 2 regular craps, the PSO, the felt would be cleared and the dice would pass. On your game, the SL and SB bet is in limbo and I don't know who's shooting or what's happened to the "normal" bets, because you have mixed the game, and the shooter's not out.
So, more lost questions; the EP roll is a freeroll. If the EP roll is NOT a 7 on either the first or second EP, does that make the SB lose? Your rules (and it may just be language) seemed contradictory here. The EP's must convert in order to count towards the SB pay?
Some of what I lost in my initial post was telling you I'm a craps newbie, so please let me include that info now, and assume total ignorance on my part; I'll take one for the team and then those that know more will still get basic clarifications from you. Thanks.
So, you mentioned above that other standard craps bets can be active during your game, but you're specifically replacing 4 bets, probably because of the shooter change. Are those standard bets on or off during an EP roll? Can a place bet win, for example? Are they on or off during a subsequent kickoff? Not sure if your language covered it, but during a subsequent kickoff, same shooter, can they change between the 6 and 8 with each kickoff resulting in downs?
Quote: vegas702I never even thought about that. That's something I definitely should consider.
Thx for your input! =)Quote: MrCasinoGamesHi Vegas702,
Below is a Football-like Dice Table Game.
3 Dice Football.
Hello =)
I did come across that game while I was working on mine. After looking at its rules, I found that they're completely different from my game and doesn't resemble traditional craps at all. I think it might have failed because it's almost too original if that makes sense. but who knows
Thx for your input!
Damn near impossible to come up with a casino table game that Stephen has not had some version of. LOL. But after watching his chip tricks on You Tube, I believe some camera trickery must be involved.Shed not for her the bitter tear Nor give the heart to vain regret Tis but the casket that lies here, The gem that filled it Sparkles yet
Quote: vegas702That concerns me too & I'm honestly baffled. I sent the exact same game rules to miplet and Jon, and neither had any trouble understanding how it works.
I like that exercise! =) I guess I'd say:
"The game is like craps but you get to choose the point [either 6 or 8]. Your job is to then throw as many 7's as possible before hitting that point. And if you have a long roll without hitting a 7 or the point, then you still win on every 4th roll!"
NOW IF ONLY YOUR GAME WAS THAT SIMPLE !
Quote: BuzzardTry explaining th is game in 30 -seconds.
Explain craps in 30 seconds. I dare you :)
What do you think the chances are dealers will like this game ? Be honest. !
Quote: vegas702You must have read my mind Nareed. I was thinking the same thing. <grin>
Nothing to it. I've spent whole sessions playing bubble craps while someone tries to explain the pass line bet to their friends. Some people never get it.
BTW I've noticed in bubble craps way too many people simply do place bets on numbers, usually on all of them. Make sure your game can handle that.
Quote: BuzzardThink craps would get anywhere if introduced as a new game today ?????????
Honestly, I think any gaming company and any casino would say "Get that thing out of here NOW!" as soon as they saw the size of the table.
About now I am undecided whether you really want advice or now. Keven Luck came in here with Riverboat Roulette and was pitching in in craps terms, placing the 6 or 8, stuff like that. Left here and immediately removed any and all reference to craps from his literature and website
mrsuit31 was just in here asking about a paytable and immediately changed it.
https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/gaming-business/game-inventors/18685-pay-table-clarity-feedback/
Most game inventors are over protective of their baby
Quote: vegas702Oh yes, definitely. Not over-protective, I'm just looking for specific changes that people think I should make regarding the bets.
what specific changes do you think I should make for each bet? Is the payout too high on the Scrimmage Line? or maybe I should change the win conditions on the Extra Point roll? [I was actually considering that] I'm definitely willing to make changes but concrete examples would help. Thx =)
I don't like the SB. I guess it is not meant to be easy but basically you have to roll back to back 7s in order to get a TD and EP. You would have to do that multiple times before a nice pay out.
After re reading the rules and thinking about it a bit more I am thinking that it is a decent game. However, I don't think you have a snow balls chance in hell of getting this into a casino. It is basically the same thing as craps. Why would a casino choose to take down a craps table and have people decide between the 2. They are just to similar.
Quote: BuzzardQuote: vegas702I never even thought about that. That's something I definitely should consider.
Thx for your input! =)Quote: MrCasinoGamesHi Vegas702,
Below is a Football-like Dice Table Game.
3 Dice Football.
Hello =)
I did come across that game while I was working on mine. After looking at its rules, I found that they're completely different from my game and doesn't resemble traditional craps at all. I think it might have failed because it's almost too original if that makes sense. but who knows
Thx for your input!
Damn near impossible to come up with a casino table game that Stephen has not had some version of. LOL. But after watching his chip tricks on You Tube, I believe some camera trickery must be involved.
Dear Buzzard,
3 Dice Football is Not my game.
I do have 150+ New Table Games, but 3 Dice Football is not one of them :)
Quote: vegas702You're totally right. I apologize & should have at least stated that the regular non-patentable bets are also available..
I am still not sure, are these 4 new bets placed on an existing craps game that has Pass Line, Don't Pass all the hard ways, Horn Bets, Place Bets, etc.?
Or do the four new bets, Scrimmage Bet, etc. take the place of the Pass & Don't Pass, etc. but the prop bets in the middle are still available or what?
I am just not understanding what the layout looks like, perhaps you could post a picture of it.
I also think by doing the same felt you are going to confuse players when they think they are walking up to a craps game.
The real question that needs to be addressed for every new game is why a player or an operator would opt to play or spread this game vs. games already having a footprint in the market....in this case craps as the alternative.
I don't see a compelling reason for that with this game concept. Nothing that is broken in the original game is fixed in this variation. I recommend approaching this new craps game development project from that perspective.....what does the game offer that is better than the original for both players & operators?
With that said, I think dice games are extremely hard to develop and this coming from someone who started in the business with a card & dice game. If new card game concepts have a 1 in 1000 shot of making it to 25 installs, I would say a dice game has a 1 in 10000 chance of making it that far.
Also, Mixing games on a base game is a risk, a general no-no that Mike Shackleford has on game design tips. In this case it's mixing a non-gambling game with a gambling game. Both craps and American Football have detailed and unrelated rules that might not mix well. As I've often said, both Gin and Kahlua are worthy "stand-alone" drinks - that mix quite poorly.
What is often overlooked by a new game designer is that adding a twist to a game does not necessarily (read: Seldom) provide an improvement. It will consistently provide for a lot of dealer AND player pushback. This is often compounded with a "parent's rose-colored affection" for their own offspring and concoctions, where defense of this child is boundless. ("Whaddya mean she needs a make over??!! She's friggin' Miss America!") New Game designers are often overly enamored with their creations like a cat with a catnip toy when they need to be both very distant and very critical to see it clearly. On voting these new games, you really need a 60%+ majority of likes, and a crushing majority to have a real shot. People here have a pulse on gambling games.
I see maybe ten new games a month (less now), and the biggest questions or litmus tests I have BEFORE I forward to Sales for final approval (after math/IP solidity), is "can I picture Dean & Bobby proudly selling this thing?" "What would their sales pitch sound like?" .... 95% of new games get a sad rejection letter, and Once every couple of months a "5-percenter" makes it through. A minority of new game designers say "You're right - back to the drawing board" and most say or feel "How DARE you, I ought to slap your blind eyes!" - they feel that kind of attachment.
Quote: GWAEjust a curiosity question. Is the craps design patented? Are you allowed to basically use the same felt but change a few words?
I also think by doing the same felt you are going to confuse players when they think they are walking up to a craps game.
Craps and Blackjack are in the public domain so they are free to be used by anyone.
On a side note:
When does Three Card Poker lose its patent protection? It must be soon.
Dan, on a game where the math is simple enough I can do it and the game itself is simpler, when should I expect to receive my rejection letter ?
If a game is submitted via the online process, does it appear on your desk first ?
Quote: BuzzardSince this is a football game, I might mention Dean is Dean Barnett, #86, a rookie on the 1983 Denver Broncos. Another rookie on that team was John Elway.
Yup. Poor #86 on the Broncos busted his knee, and entered gaming. Awesome guy....
Quote: BuzzardDan, on a game where the math is simple enough I can do it and the game itself is simpler, when should I expect to receive my rejection letter ?
If your game is great, we'd be proud to sign you up and make you rich. Otherwise soon enough.....
Quote: BuzzardIf a game is submitted via the online process, does it appear on your desk first ?
No. I think Mr. D or the Big Guy will see it first from that avenue.